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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02
9er8rano oeS 9amrfers ,Gttb
Of RoutreoI'

Der BerIuft bes Snmdn<D ampfsrs
.gitp Of MontreaI~ bat etnmaI uieber
bic 6feutIi9e Aufmertfamteit auf BITE
@efdbren Der SsesD ampfl6iffabIt aes
Ientt. 6euer, Sturm, 3uiammenif6be
u. I. NJ. ereisneu ft9 aeuieinisIi1, mann
He am Wenisfteu erwartet werben. Die
Strduouns uou 6abrseugcu if in ben
meifeu GdIIeu auf Ist@tfnnise o6er uns
tunbise Raptsatiou 3urii6sufabren, feI.
ten 9est eth Dampfer I'm Stucm Def.
loren. 5dufser fnb bdessen bic
3uidmmeut5Be, un6 e. wirb 10 bIeiben,
bis man ni@t pom Der srgenwdrfiaen
tb5ri9teu &eseI abhebt. wel9e ben Runs
DON beu 9utbinten Der BefebIsaaber
abbdusig ma9t. Sooanu fe6It 6 nod
immcr an rerIdBIi9en RebeIsS iennIen,
wdbrenb bas bisberiae Spfem pom Cad,
uerttdnbiseu wieherboIt uerbGumt ucrs
ben til. Pei 8rdn6en If Az oft bte
nria9e ui@t su eut6edeu, aber bic Sers
LUTTE ftnb IN pieIen 6daen f&redIi9.
&Gu9 fteist aus ben 3ufeu oils cries
An3ei@en Der 9efabr empor, unb rur
feIteu erweifen f9 26f9ulaBreseIu GIs
ausret3enb. Grit feu9ter BaumuoIe
befra9tete S@ife ftn6 tmmer benz
S4re6eu Der SeIbftentsfubuna ber
6rG@t ausssisst. Bel ter gerIabuus
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02

-tre6enevz 0eumppHez NOR bis5er tsiH
Branb Az -meIbeu. Aber ueurl BITE
Baumw6Qe fen9t TT be 2nten sefGEofs
fen ffn6 nub e On GDer BentiIation
mongeIt, bans wirb ber Breub f6rmIi9
hrausaefcrberts 6sueit 6 bic twif&en
Shinbien nnb europa ober pom bort
mad ben 8er. Staaten fabrenben Dams
PIN GnbetriGt, perfdbrt man burGs
ezneig nit grocer SorSfaIt, unb wenis
BGnmnoIbaHen In feaGtem Suffaube
mad Der BerIabuugs : @erfte gebr09t
werben, i@reitet 3uuor gum Errds
neu berieIbeu, ebe tie IN Ten S@iffss
rauua eeifGRt wer6m. 3eiber 1T man
bier ni9t 70 uorf9tts, unb BITE 6ra@t
wirb an Borb sebra&t, ob he tro6en III
o6er ui9t. Des @etteren fopft ma
ieheu @inEeI uoa unb g~r6btentkeiIs In
unn1ttteIbGrer Rdbe Der Swii9en6e6ss
Bafasiere, no bic @efabr boppeIt aroB
it. Der Branb bes Oampfers ,ghp
of RontreaIH 1T wabrf@etnIi9 ouf bte
ftrafwhrbise Art Der BerIabuns surf6s
tufibren. Bun6esbeaurte ionten IN
3utnnft nit Der neberma@uug Der gers
Iabung betraut werben. Dar Der Branb
ouf benz Dampfer BITE 6oIse fcraIoitr
BerIdbuua, TO 1T bos 1ubeiI aQein Der
SeIbffeutBfubung Der BGumwoue su,u.
f@reibeu. Die Baumuoae mug tn
fsu&tem 5uftGube sewdeu fem. Die
see war 3ur 3eit rubts. bas Better
tlar; poriberfabreube 6abr5euse faben
fofort ben Brand, unb biefsm efuffisen
uu1ftanbe TT es benn aud wobI anctn
3uBui9reiben, baB tetu 8erEut SabIs
rei@er Rsuf@euIebeu 3u betIaseu TIT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02
RaIafaaa nno .,iein NoIf".

ST 6awaii nod eth R5nisrei& ober
lit ss f9on cine 8epubIit2 ST Is cir
R0nisrei3 nit repubIifdnilaer Berfaf.
Jung o6er cine Republit nit f6nisli@er
Spise2 60 mug ma f9 frasen, uenu
n bic ne1effen Ra9ri9ten pom 6ono.
lulu lief uber fie neue gerfdGuna, unb
wie es BET ibrer gutwerfuHs un6 unter>
3ei6uung sustn9.
Ra&bem Der &6nig .RaIdtdua 1.
Rex @ube sunni bur9 cine ,BoItsuers
fa%mmIung' sur unterwerfune inter ben
Wiaen bes r8oItes" ober uieIme6r Der
.frem6en Raufsute" bewosen worben
mar, neil inter feinen fdmmtli5en aes
treueH nntertbauefi f@ aud ni4t gtner
lamb, ber BITE 6anb fur ben Na&foIaer
Ramebaueba bes @rosen anfbe6eu
m09te. wurte pom Der BoItsueriar1uts
lung etu Ausi3uB BON Drsien eingelest,
um cine neue 8erfnfung su entiDerfen.
Der ansi9uB sins NIT gtfer unb 6Iei6
an bic Ar5eit. NGn fost, BITE 9rei bdts
ten anfauas nod uieI rabitaIer Al @erfe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02
Zoo Elm Banana aanal,.

gs uerge5t taum rine Bo9e, tn Der
nidt irsenb elm groBartigeS BrOiett tn
5rontrei9 auftau9t. DiesmaI be.Bt es:
RanaI spif3sn benz WttteImeer nno bem
Yerfi9en Weerbuleu; aIio eiu DubIitat
6es Sue,sR anaIs. Cube, Der urbe6er
bes interefanten 9rojstts, perIoigt eiEeu
boppelteu 3ued: BITE S9afung erner
sweitsu S9iffabrts : StraBe 5wildsn
europa unb SnbieH, unb 3Dar e.ner
ueientIt9 thrbersn, ais bic iesige nber
bas Rotbe Mesr, unb 5weitsns Die Be-
pdfeIuug u1b llrbdrmn4une beg riEt
10 geieansten Mefopotanien.
IS bunbelt ft3 fsl6ffuerfdnbLi9 ni6t
unr has @rabeu zines 6andIs twii4en
bei6en Weeteu, fonotru u elmer, un6
swor t9IeufenIofeu WaferitraBe 3wii9en
BeLes an @upbrat unb einsm Buntte
am RitteImeer, nobe BEL Autio9teu.
Wan wfrbe has @aher tu benz I72
Meilen Idneeu RanaI benz guphrof eutz
nebmeu unb 70 sspi6s,moBen cine mad
benz WitteImser fieBente &b5wei9ung
bieies 6lufes f9aheu. Der 95bens
unterl9is6 betrd9t etwa $40 6uB;
tOtUttW WuLuc Ou9 OctI uSo LbulttSCb
6lufes cine mtttlere Nei9uns uOn 3wei
6Hb auf bic ensl. WeiIe aufmeiien, Der
3anal aIio u cine mdBtge Str6muns
beftseu. AuBerbem miBte Der @upbrat,
be3w. Der 2i9ris 6ts :u isiner 0tlnbung
p~ertieft uuo 9srabe eeri6tst wercen.
O6wObI 6as Beiipiet bes Banana,
Ranals nit ieiuen fat uniiberuin56nren
@inf9nittsn gut 8orf9t mabnt, f1eut
Cube Dor Der 0ur9iis3un9 Der tuar
ri9t b6bersn, bafir aber 8 bis 4 WGl,
b. 3. 4 Bis Al ensIil9e Metlen breites
rem 9issIreibe 3uii6sn An:io9ien un6
AIeppo ni6t Buri6. 9ier wdren 5000
$500 Wiuionen &ubitfub GeIisn oeer
grbe 3u ipren9en, be3w. dussul@d9ten.
Der san3e SanoI ober, cinl3IieBii9 Der
Sertisfune bts gupbrat uno Eieris un6
Der 9dfsn, wirte bic ausf9o9tuus pom
runb %, 900 Wiaionen SubltfuB be-
binssnl Die 9eiammttoften Uerani4Iast
Gube uieI ~ nie6ris auf $500, OOO, 900.
@enn bic GrnnBOien ibr @eIb In elm
ioI3es llnternebmen ffe6m woIen, 70
baben mir ni9ts bGseseu. s5m @esens
tbeiI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02
Die

Die 0auptffaot teT OiamnntenfeIber
kimberley In @riqudz3 dnb, Weft In Sio>
Gfrifd, iff aLs benz ursuffanbe elmer
u6uieen WiIbniB encouragement nnt
im 2aufe uon taum mebr ais einem
Sabr3ebnt 3u elmer 9ro6en Sta6t berans
sewa@fen. Die Stdbt Iieet auf elmer
9o9ebene unb bsiitt i'm @anBen 90
euaIii9e WsiIen Strassri, pom nenen elm
SritteI mebr o6er ueniaer nit 6dufeIn
befsst ut. Die g~innobnersabI betrdat
rnnb $4,000; 5ierpon finb allerbines
30 600 S9DnrBr, bic ben ueri9ie6snifeu
Baftu an9eb6ren. &Qe 86lter unter
Der Come inb in SimberIIp uertreteu.
Die S9war5tn fonuIen pon allen Ebeis
len Sibafrites, pom Sambef unb bar.
hber binaus. Die Std6t iff tn raider
GntuidIHus bserifeu; fortud5rcnb
werorn nfn @sbdube anfaefi6rr, UNI
bic o @ifsnbIs9 erri9teten 6duisr
Al erfsSen, Gus teneu bas Eager nrs
fptingIi4 beifanb. Die StraBen wer.
ben isst mad eiuem s~ereseIten Blaue ans
SeIeat, wdbIenb ibre anIaae In friheffer
Seit uoltonlmen benz Sufau iber!afeu
blieb, mas Al ItsbeIfduben sefdbrt bat,
bic fia sessnwdrtis ni@t mebr beieitisen
idfen.
Die StaSt wir6 pom SGaIs 6IrGe nit
binreiGenSer@ ahermenee uerfsben, 6eren
ginwirfung Al bem Wa1st5uul iunser
Bdume, ionic Gil Dem ~bIibenosn Gus
itdnos ber 9GttenauIdsen Dor ben 6dus
fern ii4tbar tit. Omar baftet Der ibIe
Kpf her -TelnerS nua friherer 2pft hs1<
ieIbsn INNER nod an. iebo9 1T er seseus
wdrtis unusrbient. ba bic Stabt f6 70
DcrSeHrrt Eat, boB fi3 gang anseuebm
tn ibr Iebeu IdBt. Die 6auptfraBeu
fnS 8wGr 9ouiirt, bod in nafe1 @eis
ter 1T unSefdbr 8 3Ou tisfer Strnsens
f&mus Die RessI, wtniafens mo uieI
8Hfsbr if, unb sepHaferte StraBeus
f~reuJunsen siebt Is ni9t. Der 5uBs
edn9er mus wobI o6er libel tn ben
S4mub hiuein; bdsesen fin6 ,gabs",
o ucrtreffiGen Bfer6eu seSosen, sabIs
reid ~porbanben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02
@ebraOer @raf 5erausssbsr.
Die 6ersgnDHitrte 2omt'
fHAmn'S

SfuoeIehene Reu,.O rIednier SettuH9en
febeu id neuerbinss an benz @effdnontB
senStbiot, bae bic 3ndtrrobrbi9f tn
9ouifdna abnimmt. "a
Die 2u6errobrsrnte bes Staatss IT
o,oeuudItia uur nod baIb 10 groB, ats
he n 3eit ibrer h59ffen B!ntbe mar.
rInS fe ntmmt beftdubts tIeinere Sers
hdItntfe an.
@eItIaml BeIonbers besbGIb feItiauI,
NEIL Der 2ouifGuaer Su6er burg etnen
Ron BON IS grojent sege1 nusldno'i@e
Sorurreut aeS9hSt TT.
Ilub btes 1T nod ni4t Aaes, mas ~
gunffen ber gfan1er IN BITE Nddsi9dle
faint. Gs tommt DieImebr naju, Dap
iowobI bic Su6errobrpFansnng wte AUG
bte @euinnung 6es 3ufers ielbtf ni9e'
mein eewinnbrinsenb TT - ia 1otsUsnS
biaerwetfe fem mub.
9euu ME aus auuerIdfHSen Qaelen
osfa5pfte Ansabsu bartbun, 1T 3Donjis
fonuen 2u6errobr per Ader nt9ts I'M
oew6bult8es, fonbern pielmetr cine
Our&f6nitts eruts. 3n pier Dollars DE
Tonne uerani9Iast, ersibt 6ies a4t5tS
Dollars @eIbuertb pro Ader. Dte ttoiten
Der gerabettuus beg 8obrs ffnb tn elmer
geutraIfabrit elm Dollar per Tonne.
Der 9urdf&tttsertrng an Sn6er eIgtebt
$7.9 z auf bic Eonne Robr. @enn uau
bic Rotten bes Robres ieIber abtiebt. 10
6Ieibt ber Sabrit etu @eUiuu o $2.97
pro Tonne.
Gin g6tr 3u6errobr in 2%ouitauo
brtuat alto $50 otter feds bis a9t VRal
70 uteI, uie elm Dnrdf9utttsader Wet'
ter IN Wifouri Oter Ranfos.
Ndn fonte fat uIetnen, baB TIM An'
aef&te folder Ebotia@en weffti9e GAR
mer fd perfu9t fiblen wiirben, tire
@etrei6efarmen ~ ~perfaufen, nnb mad
Qsuifana Al siebeu, um fi3 bort BEN
cfutrdeIt&en @ei9dft bes 3u6erpfans
,ens Al wibmen unb bic Su6erpro6uttior
ieues Staates uon 16O, 600 amf etns
Wiuion 2onReu Al erb6ben.
@arum bies ni9t gei9iebt2 Warun
feline foL6e emigration mad 2ouifanc
ffattRnbst2 Der 5auptsrunb biertlr,
ia, ME Don 8feIen bebauptet hirb: Sel
etnaiae @runb lit: Sas 8orbonbenietr
elmer iberbabIrei@sn fdwarsen SsuOlte'
ung.
Sas alto 1T bes BubeIs Serul 9i'
Da&tommen @bnms finb IS, bic ter
@eieen ben AufeutbaIt unb bic Rie6er'
IaGuna tn 2ouifaua perIeibeu. Sbner
TT es BuBuf9reibsu, boB bic 3uder.
prohibition bes Stnates beftdnbiS ab:
nimmt. Wan m69te fat faseu: in ben
Wabe abnimmt, in weI4em f9 bt'
Rcserbeu6Iferuus psrar6bert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02

OF. aaenssH Der 9biIabeIpsian @es
funbbeftsbcb5rbe hdtten .ehinatoun.
beidtiet unb % iauber befunber. 9Sas
has flmherifeben uon gbiuelen auf oer
Strase betrcfe, 70 fei btes nGtirIt@;
and Sic Muaeritauer fhdteTl Cd. AIs u1ebs
rere gkfnefen besbaIb uerbGftet woroeis,
babe 9oIiietri@ter YoIe fe nit etner
@arnnue entIafen, uu6 fett6eul teterI an
alien 9enffern bcr 9iuefi9en 2d6en Sets
te[ dndefIebt, bur& weI@e BITE @btneien
nor BEN umberIunecrn auf ben StraBen
oeuarut werbeu. ALs gum awetten Dtale
mehrere ghineieu aus tol9em Oru1loe
uerbaFtet wcrben, bdtteu biefeIben seTdoe
auf enen StrabenbGbnwGgen 9%eruGrtet'
uuh bas brittle NeaI bdtten g5tneien uno
Beise. bic Qesterer IN ber @eebrBabI,
elmer S9Idgerei 3wif4en twet ebtuelen
,uoefeben, uub bdnu feieu aae gbtneteu
uerboftst, bic @eiBen aber unbebeuist
aeIaRn woroen.
Sie wisteu, bag Elm 8ertraS beffebe,
ueIde ibuen 8te9te sewd5re, unb bteie
fouten eeG&tet werhen.
Dos Opiumrau@en iei EN- 2Gffer, BEN
bic G6tueien uerfaaea feteu, aber aues
Opium, welGes mad g6iuG gelanse,
merbe pom guaIdnbern geltefert. Weuu
man bic ginfuhr ucu Opium m bic Der.
Stauten BEL f9werer Sirafe uerbteter
wirbe. ME auf Cuba unb ben SGn6wt9'
Sufelu, banu wirben wcuise gbine'
len Opium rau9eu t6nneu.
@as bic gerIesuus bes Sabbdtbs an
betrefe, 70 bdtteu fe geb6rt, bag man an
6iefem Gage tn BITE Rtr@e geben nnh On
tes Iernen unb @ott UNI 8ergebung oe'
Siuben bitten fone. AuBerbem foHs
man, fatt Anbere Der BerIetung hes
Sabbatss gu bdduLbisen, frte6tertie
fein, feinen gd9ffen Iieben wte ft4 ielbf
uub foIte ni6t bic BoIitei aufpahen lai'
fen, bamit Re BET Der erfteu @eIesenbett
Bite ghiuefen uerbafte. Die 4rrftlt9er
Ra&baru bdtten rnwabrbetten seser BIZ
@binefeu ausssfast, um EN- gOrnrt5et
eeaeu fte Al erwe6eu, uno ote Yott5ttfer
entfaIteten sroBen gifer betm 8erbaftsr
pom g6inefen, um f@ BET ibren Vor9e'
iesten weSsu f9einbaren Yfi4tetfers
,3ieb RinbI" au MAIDEN.
Denn ben @rifIi9sn Na6barn BIT
gbineieusR Leibuns ui@t sefdat, 10 fou'
ten fe bebenren, bnB mad Der Weinnnl
Der ueileiieu Wdnnei g6tua's bic S46n
6eit elmer gerion ui4t in benz bhbf9er
@ef6t ober Der R6rperform oeer ber
auten Rleiberu, ionbern IN benz wadern
eblen 5er3en un6 in feter gutter auffhb
rung su in9en isi. sic erbItdten BieIe
weIde bibi9 ausidbeu, bic aber ni4t gu
i'm 9er5sn ieieu. Scuen, weI&e ft9 II
philadelphia iber bic @binefen bei@ner
ten, wirbe es better Gnitebeu. IN f9 81
geten unb bic eisene Sdle&ti9fett 81
betrG9tsu msuu fe btes tbdteu, wirbsl
fe wenis iber antere su fasen boeen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02

a64Eaasn nnb mt stners RuatteI Ders
kauen, unb bie game mdnnIiGe Treunbs
f&aft Der A~rbeiterinuen IL TN Aufrubr
unb hrc6t, BITE 5abrlf su teTff6ren, wena
ben R6bden ni&t ipieber geftattet NTH,
BE .Bufffess AZ traaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-02

Sine betrd&tIt@e Ausa5I pom G6tneieu
In Bbi06dpbtG Eat, weseu vungcre&ter
@blnefeasB erbdftuuseuS baicIbf, Ia eues
lti1n Seituugeu iener Stabt hber fbrea
9eamensunterf6riften cine ulertwirbiae
grtIdrung uer0feutIi@t, weI9e tm mes
feniEiGeu 6oIaenbes f0at:
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-03-02
Business Notices.

THE most eminent medical authorities say
that very often irreparable injury is done by
excessive purgng. Hahnemann's Homeo-
pathic Pellets never purge.
For SALE-A very fine house, nearly new,
situated in Montpelier in good location.
Also some to rent. Those wishing to pur-
chase or rent please call on Stephen
Thomas, agent.
If your eyes blur or cause dizziness
Neill, the optician, can give you immediate
relief. Scientific corrections for all condi-
tions of sight. Perfect results guaranteed.
Neill, optician, State street.
THE ladies of Bethany Sewing Society are
to meet on Thursday afternoon at the chapel.
Supper will be served from five o'clock
until seven, and gentlemen and young peo-
pie are cordially invited. Admission fifteen
cents.
BUSINESS NoTICE.-Notice is hereby given
that the firm known as Bixby & Co. is now
owned by II. r. Bixby, who will continue
the business for the present under the old
firm name. / wish to thank all patrons for
their past liberal support and trust to re-
ceive a continuance of their esteemed favors
in the future. II. r. B1xBY.
Montpelier Vt, Feb. II, 1887.
PARTIES desiring a safe investment are
invited to examine the seven per cent
mortgages sold and guaranteed by the
Farmers Trust Company. All papers in
connection with these loans are carefully
drawn and the security offered is such as
the most conservative investors demand.
For full description, inquire of George w.
Wing or Clark King, Montpelier, or F. A.
Dwinell, Plainield, Vt.
RUSH p. BARRETT, Esq, managing part
ner of Barrett Brothers, the eminent cleo
tricians of New York city, says, in a recent
letter to E. A. Markham; "Will you kindly
send me two boxes of your Carbolized Ont-
ment? More than three years ago l used
some which my father, Judge Barrett, had
and have never found anything equal to il
for healing wounds" j. V. Babcock sells
it in Montpelier, or, if your dealer does not
have it, E. A. Markham, Bethel, Vt, viii
send it to any address upon receipt of the
price, which is twenty-five cents
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-03-02
The Storm.

The last few days have been the hardest
of the season, so far, for railroads. The dry
snow has been whirled about by high winds
and the roads in many places thereby eff
fectually blockaded for hours. Montpelier
Junction has had its full share of stalled
trains and there have been one or two minor
accidents, with slight damage to rolling
stock. All trains on the Wells River road
have been late and the Saturday afternoon
mail train from Wells River, consisting of
two cars and as many engines, was eight
hours in reaching Montpelier. Trains on
the Rutland road have been from two to
twelve hours late, and solid drifts of snow
from four to twelve feet high covered the
rails at several places, while at many points
the snow was packed in solid banks six feet
high on each side of the rails. Headlights
were broken and glass in the cab windows
was shattered when locomotive struck a
drift. freight train on the Ogdensburg &
Lake Champlain road got stalled in the snow
Saturday near Champlain, and passenger
train following, due in st. Albans about
seven P. NJ, was obliged to remain behind
the freight till Sunday afternoon, not reach
ing there till five o'clock-twenty-two hours
late. At St. Johnsbury the blockade was
the worst known in several years. One en-
gine on the Boston & Lowell road was COM
pletely wrecked by a snow-plow thrown
from the track at West Danville. The mail
train north on the Passumpsic road sue
ceeded in going sixteen miles during the
whole of Thursday night. On the Vermont
division of the Boston & Lowell road there
were drifts from five to twenty feet deep
and no mails passed over that road for four
days. No trains went through the White
Mountains from Saturday afternoon to Mon
day night. The storm extended to Maine
and trains We're cancelled for the first time
in twenty years.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-03-02
Montpelier and Vicinity.

A DAUGHTER of j. V. Morrow is very i'll
with lung fever.
Mr.. FRED. c. CAMP and family have gone
to Boston to visit friends.
A. j. SIBLEY is manager of the Standard
Light and Power Company.
NEARLY eleven feet of snow have fallen
in Montpelier during the present winter.
GENERAL STEPHEN THOMAS will deliver
the Memorial day address at East Thetford.
w. H. FISHER, who has been in the West
for several months past, has returned to
Montpelier.
THE Methodist Ladies' Society will hold a
sociabe at Merrill Russells on Baldwin
street this evening
Mr.. AND Mrs. FRANK G. LYON of Water
bury have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. F. Rand for few days past.
THE attention of the ladies of Montpelier
is directed to an appeal from one of their
number, published elsewhere in this issue.
THERE will be meeting of the Woman's
Indian Association at Christ Church rec
tory next Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock.
THE toboggan slide is open again and in
first-class shape, the snow having been
shoveled out on Tuesday for the some hun
dreth time this season.
LENTEN services will be held at Christ
Church rectory on Wednesday and Friday,
at four o'clock P. NJ. The Ladies' Sewing
Society will meet at the rectory on Friday.
L. NJ. GUERNSEY sustained a fracture of
the leg below the knee by the falling upon
it of piece of casting at the shops of the
Lane Manufacturing Company on Monday.
ABOUT sixty neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs
w. w Park united with them in celebrating
the twenty-fifth anniversary of their mar
riage last evening, at their pleasant home
on Loomis street.
Miss EVA WOODWARD, daughter of the
late DIR. j. b. Woodward of Montpelier,
who has been passing a few days with
friends in Montpelier, returned to her home
in Boston Monday.
The Boston Beacon says; Miss Frances
Dunton, who has recently accepted the posi-
ton of soprano at the Unitarian church,
Brookline, is a most welcome addition to
Boston concert sopranos"
A LARGE party of snow-shoers, including
several ladies took four-mile tramp up
Winooski river and through the woods above
the Sabin slate quarry Monday evening, re-
turning by way of Seminary hill,
THERE will be a meeting OF the Peoples
Coasting Club at the Armory rink Friday
evening at half-past seven o'clock, to hear
the reports of officers and for general busi-
ness. A full attendance is desired,
AT the preachers meeting to be held at
Trinity vestry next Monday, at ten A. M,
Rev. T. p. Frost will speak upon "The
Social Trend in America and the Problem
which it Presents to Religious Effort"
VIZ are indebted to the courtesy of Mr..
A. c. Brown, manager of the Montpelier
telephone exchange, for such reports as we
are enabled to give of the elections at the
various town meetings held in this vicinity
yesterday
THE expenses OF the town OF Montpelier
for the past year were S15, 361.47, less than
those of the previous year by S2, 1868. 10. The
showing is an excellent one and the re-elec.
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Glenn Hall Floyd Blake, Charles Cristy,
Did Blake, Elmer Sabn, Archie King and
Albert Haskell. - Laura Goodeii has
come home i'll from Hardwick where she
commenced to attend school. 80 Eben
Lewis, former resident of Calais, is NOV
ing on to the farm lately occupied by l.. j.
Benjamin
Worcester.
LEWIS MAYO very narrowly escaped death
last week by a large body of snow falling
on him from pile Of logs that he was draw
ing. 1t is supposed that he lay under the
snow some three-quarters of an hour when
he was missed and was rescued by Andrew
Lafountan, who was at work little way
off. He was insensible when found. -
The funeral of Fred Alexander's little girl
was held Sunday, Rev. p II. Carpenter of
ficiating. - Remember the post meeting
on March 9TH. Business of Importance is to
be attended to.
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An Appeal to the Ladies.

Ladies of Montpelier will you come to the
rescue? Our fine military band will dis.
organize, unless placed upon a sound finan.
cial basis They have labored faithfully to
relieve themselves from embarrassment, but
the debt is not cancelled. Let us prove that
we do not forget how often they have been
the chief attraction at our successful enter.
tainments. Ladies of the Relief Corps"
Ladies of the Library Guild" and every
lady in Montpelier, what will you do for our
splendid military band?
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LamOille County.
Hyde Park.

WILL BAILEY has bought the George Will
son house and took possession the 2lst of
February and Mrs. Barnard has moved into
the rooms in the Meacham block vacated by
Bailey. == Leo Gates intends to start for
Kansas next week He will form partner
ship with Carol Lilley (who went from
here last season. in the livery business.
80 The biggest snow blockade which
has occurred on this railroad for years COM
menced last week Thursday noon, so that
We had no mail from that time until Satur-
day evening. 80 Mrs. A. l.. Noyes ar
rived at. home last Friday night with the
body of her husband, who died in Califor-
MIA February 10th. His funeral was largely
attended on Sunday at Union church.
Morristown.
SCHOOL in district No. 10, successfully
taught by Edmund c. Morse of Cabot,
closed February 25th. Whole number of
scholars, forty. Those having no absent or
(coNTINUED ON FIFTH PAeRl
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BY ID. w. DIXON.
dMattbman 4 Suurmal.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1887.
To Subscribers.

SUBSCRIBERS who are in arrears on their
payments for this paper will confer favor
by sending an early remittance. Too many
are delinquent.
WE still offer the family scales with the
WATCHMAN one year for 50. Also the
splendid engraving of Longfellow in his
Library" for fifty-eight cents in addition to
the yearly subscription price of the paper.
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Worcester.
Addison County.
Granville.

CLAYTON, infant son of George and Nellie
Campbell was buried February 20. -
The schools in Nos. 1 and 10 unite in an ex-
hibition Friday evening at the church.
town last week.
Hancock.
Mr.. GEORGE is very low and his recovery
is not expected. - Miss Ada Flint has
been visiting her uncle in Granville.
Miss Libbie Riley has returned from Malone,
n. Y, where she has been for several
weeks. = Mr.. Asahel Wilson returns
home this week.
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THERE was dance at Omri Bruces Fri
day evening. - A large number of peo-
Pile attended the Catholic fair last week,
and the last evening Tuesday, the hall was
crowded. 1t is reported success fnan-
cially as well. - The Ladies' Foreign
Missionary Society will meet at the parson-
age Thursday afternoon. - The re-
mains of Ernest Towle, who died of con-